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Best holiday sale of 2020: Bays and Bayous
Would you like a $100-$150 discount? Read below for more details on how you can take advantage of a limited time offer. Exactly one year ago...
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Oyster gardening program to expand beyond piers
Oysters play a valuable role in the coastal ecosystem. They provide valuable habitat to over 300 species, help to filter the water resulting in...
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It's quiet at the Environmental Studies Center, teachers retool
The grounds are still. The turtles and fish are no longer patiently waiting for a treat from the little ones who are hoping to catch a glimpse of...
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Uncertain of future, science centers adapt to educate kids
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected almost all aspects of our lives, but one of its most significant impacts is on the way we educate our children....
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Science and the media: Why peer review matters more than ever
As the communicator for the Sea Grant Oil Spill Science Outreach Program, I assist the teams specialists in getting answers about oil spills to the...
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National Ocean Sciences Bowl goes virtual
The 23rd Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) Finals Competition wrapped up April 20, and for the first time ever, the competition was...
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Keeping Coast Mardi Gras crazy fun, crazy clean
Mardi Gras is one of the Souths most anticipated traditions. With its costumes, beads, parades and balls, the Mississippi Gulf Coast comes alive...
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Technology in the classroom: How ROVs inspire interest in STEM
Have you ever wondered how scientists explore the bottom of the ocean? What about how oil rigs are assembled and maintained beneath the waves? The...
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New game teaches about water quality, resilience
The Watershed Game is a proven nonpoint water pollution educational program and interactive tool for local leaders and educators that increases...
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